Nick Taylor authorised Stack and Tilt and GOLFTEC instructor compares the difference ball positions using the Stack and Tilt golf swing. The grid is a systematic way of predicting the ball flight depending on the position of the golf ball…
Nick Taylor authorised Stack and Tilt and GOLFTEC instructor compares the difference between using an iron and a hybrid with the Stack and Tilt golf swing. There are many theories that you can’t use the Stack & Tilt golf swing…
One of the least discussed parts of the set-up, is the position and rotation of the feet. Should you point them straight forwards, or turn them out? And should you do that with just the front foot, or both? Foot…
GOLFTEC and Stack & Tilt Instructor Nick Taylor explains the follow through in the golf swing to help you stay on plane. The finish position is a result of what happens in the downswing and impact and therefore a key…
GOLFTEC and Stack & Tilt Instructor Nick Taylor explains how you can use your left arm in the golf swing to help create power. Homer Kelley explained in the golfing machine that there are 4 power accumulators that help create…
Most golfers will tell you the IMPACT is the most important part of the swing. However, most beginner golfers and struggling amateur golfers do not know what IMPACT should look or feel like. Unable to create the necessary moves that…
GOLFTEC and Stack & Tilt Instructor Nick Taylor explains a simple tip that every golfer should do to help turn, create power, and help take stress off the body in the golf swing. 🎥 ONLINE GOLF LESSONS WITH NICK via…
Let’s discuss Golf’s TRUE Fundamentals. What’s really important…? For years, golf’s fundamentals have been presented as STATIC pieces, such as GRIP, ALIGNMENT, POSTURE and STANCE. However, these static fundamentals bear no resemblance to the skill level of the golfer! The…
This video shows you how to control the low point of the swing to hit the golf ball more consistently. GOLFTEC and Stack & Tilt Instructor Nick Taylor explains a simple way to control the low point using the left…
Over 90% of amateur golfers SLICE the ball. One of the main reasons they do this is due to an OUT-TO-IN club path which is caused by opening their body turns too quickly on the downswing. This video looks at…